The Fourth Sunday after Epiphany Sermon Notes: Alistair Macdonald-Radcliff For an audio version: https://www.theadventboston.org/sermon-by-fr-macdonald-radcliff-january-27-2019/ In the name of God the Father Son and Holy Ghost…. AMEN The joy of the Lord is your strength (from the Book of Nehemiah from the First Lesson The full texts are appended) I can but be mindful […]
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The Centenary of the Armistice ending The First World War, A Sermon Preached upon Remembrance Sunday
The Grosvenor Chapel Mayfair REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY 11th November 2018 Commemoration of the Centenary of the Armistice ending the Great War Requiem (Setting by Gabriel Fauré) With Choir and Orchestra Directed by Richard Hobson The Service opened with the gathering in silence of the Congregation and the entry in procession of the Sacred Ministers and the laying of a […]
Papal toe kissing and the Chinese kowtow…
(European emissaries kowtow before the Chinese Emperor c. 1800) Has Pope Francis too rashly kissed the proffered toe of President Xi Jinping ? When it comes to extravagant postural gestures from those seeking to treat with them, the Papacy and the Imperial Chinese Court have long histories replete with a perhaps surprising degree […]
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A Sermon in the Season of Epiphany
The Baptism of the Lord Sermon Notes A. Macdonald-Radcliff For an audio version please go to: https://www.theadventboston.org/sermon-preached-by-fr-macdonald-radcliff-january-13-2019/ (The Readings of the day are appended Isaiah 42:1-9, Psalm 89, Acts 10:34-38, Luke 3:15-16, 21-22) In the name of God the Father Son and Holy Ghost… It is striking that the Church calendar, after the great Feast of Christmas […]
Advent-Epiphany “Word” Series
I have always been fascinated by language and words. Words are special. They enable interpersonal communication. They also enable the articulation of the intelligibility of the world. They are essential to our life as human beings. The Word we receive from God is also special. We speak of the Bible as God’s Word. We […]
Ten Reasons to be Anglican/Episcopal (Part II)
What is the Anglican Way and why is it good? Part II The following series of short reflections relates closely to a series first put out in the precursor to the Anglican Way which was then known as The Mandate by The Revd. Dr. Peter Toon, in 1997 A M-R (The final five of ten reflections are […]